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The joint effort between Mastercard and Binance to offer crypto card services in Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, and Bahrain will end on Sep. 22. Binance Cards enable users to use regular currencies like USD to make purchases, backed by their crypto holdings on Binance. The end of this collaboration doesn’t impact Mastercard’s other crypto card partnership s, like the one with Gemini, a crypto exchange. You might also like: Binance partners with MasterCard in Brazil Mastercard has not revealed the exact reasons for ending its partnership with Binance. Nonetheless, in line with its policies, the company conducts thorough assessments and continuous monitoring for all partnership s related to cryptocurrencies. Hello there, The Binance Card will no longer be available to users in Latin America and the Middle East. The product, like most debit cards, has been utilized by Binance’s users to pay for basic daily expenses but in this case, the cards are funded with crypt...

Code4arena partners with Conflux. Fundamentally, security needs to be prioritized on a network level that’s why the platform decided to be teamed up with Conflux.  With a shared goal of fostering a security-first approach throughout the development lifecycle, Code4arena will be working together to empower developers and projects building on Conflux. Empowering Conflux projects There are two key ways Code4rena will be teaming up with Conflux to bring security front-of-mind from the get-go: streamlined access to security solutions. technical workshops Projects building on Conflux now have a clear path to follow to facilitate a comprehensive security design. By working closely with the Code4rena team, they’ll be able to tap into the vast collective knowledge of C4’s security experts. Audits, test coverage, mitigation reviews — whichever security solution they need for where they’re at in their development timeline — they’ve got it covered. As part of the collaboration, all of t...